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' Salem, Oregon, Saturday, January 21, 1956 THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL" Section 2 Page S I Confirmations to Feature Silverton Church Services SILVERTON Confirmation of the younger group, first com munion, renewed enthusiasm in the Christian program is evi denced in suggestions of sermon topics for the worship hour of the Third Sunday after Epiphany, Jan. 22, lor the Silverton churches. . With Eafher Thomas Gadbois as pastor of St. Paul's Catholic Silverton church, Sunday masses are announced for 8 and 10 .m Holy Days at 6:30 and 8 a.m. Week days, 8:15 a.m., except on First Friday and First Saturday of the month when mass is at 7:30 ' a.m. LDS Church of Jesus Christ meets at the Second street Church of God building at 12:30 for Sun day school, with Priesthood meet-1 lng following. Sacrament service, 5 p.m. Relief Societv, Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. at the East Hill home of Martha Green. Primary, Thurs day, 4 p.m. Nathan Harris is branch president. The First Christian church, the Rev. J. M. Nelson, minister, ser mon theme for the 11 o'clock worship hour is: "Buoyant Chris tians," following Bible instruc tion and Sunday school classes at 9:45 a.m. Evening sermon at the 7:30 hour is "The Justifier." Special music is in charge of Four Corners Church Class : FOUR CORNERS An ex panded educaion program for young people is being initiated Sunday during the 11 o'clock worship hour at Trinity Metho dist church in Four Corners. Children attending kindergarten and primary classes will be of fered an additional ' hour for Christian education. Parents who attend the service at this hour are invited to bring their chil dren to these classes. A new feature of the regular church school program during the general assembly period pre ceding the classes is the use of a large turn-over chart entitled, , "Spiritual Life for Methodist Christians" on which Methodist history, beliefs and practices are illustrated. - The most important aspect ofT188.10" fields of Japan. Mr. Wil Miss Patty Dickman and Danny Page, and Miss Dickman will give a Chalk Talk during the evening young people's hour. On Sunday, January 22, the Elders of the church are to be guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Nelson at the par sonage for a no-host early after noon dinner and business session. From February 10 through March 11, the Christian church's annual hoot of World Friendship, the personnel of the committee on plans includes Mrs. I. M. Nelson, Mrs. August Herr and Mrs. Lynn Neal. The Chritsian Men's Fel lowship meets Monday, January 23, at the church with Tom Muers, president, directing the program, and the Rev. Paul Wayne Henry of the Methodist Pastorate, the speaker and special music by the Four Norsemen sinsers. the three Almquist brothers. Elvin. Paul and Cliffors, and Ole Paul son, Jr. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. At Calvary Lutheran church, the Rev. Arvid L. Hokonson. pas tor, , confirmation and special communion service will be fea tured at the 11 o'clock worship hour following Sunday school and Bible class at 10 a.m.. the tonic of the divine worship sermon: "The Transfigured Life." Luther League at 6 p.m., Sunday; Broth erhood meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Mrs. Joseph LeRud will be host ess to the Ladies Aid, Wednes day, at 2 p.m. and Bible Study and prayer service will be at 8 p.m., Wednesday at the Maenns Christenson home. Choir rehear sal is at the church, Thursday, 8 p.m. - Trinity Lutheran (Missouri Synod), located three miles East of Mt. Angel, the Rev. Joseph mann, minister, Sunday school and Bible class meets at 10 a.m. At the 11 o'clock worship hour, the sermon text is: Luke 10, 38 42, and the sermon theme is: "Side-tracked by Much Serving." First Baptist church at Second and Park Streets, the Rev. Cord ing, pastor, Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Sermon: "Self - Excommunica tion." Young people meet at 6:30. Evening Gospel Service is at 7:30. The speakers" will be Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Wilson of the Evangelical Alliance Mission, with special music 'and showing of pictures by the Wiisons. of the the extended educational pro gram is the opportunity offered to members of the Senior and Intermediate Youth Fellowships to participate in the current Church Attendance Crusade. Sunday, following the 11 o'clock service, members of these two youth groups will attend a hamburger fry- following which they will visit in the Four Cor ners area inviting people to at tend the church of their choice. A similar project was carried out by the college age group two weeks ago.; Salem Heights Baptist Plant Progressing The Salem Heights Baptist church, 3530 Liberty Road, has made progress in their new Sun day School unit this past month. Under the supervision of Ted Lind, the basement and first floor sections are progressing as planned and are on schedule. Volunteer help in the evenings and Saturdays has speeded up the work and the church hopes to be in the building by April 1, Easter Sunday. The daylight basement will house the pastor's study, nursery room, kitchen, social room and nine class rooms. The ground floor will be used for a tempo rary worship place and five class rooms. Building committee chair man is Ferd Zurcher. Helping him on the committee , are Kay Houser, Wayne Collins, Harold Childers, Charles Davidson an.d Rev. Elmer Hiebert Architect is Frank Struble. The church has been conduct ing all their services in the Com munity Hall, Liberty Road and Madrona Avenue, the past five years and is anticipating using the new Sunday School unit in the near future. Church Seats New Officers SILVERTON At the Sunday worship hour of the First Chris tian church a special ceremonial period was observed when the recently elected officers of the church were installed. The Rev. I. M. Nelson was ceremonial di-' rector. Members of the church board Inducted include Ira Loron as chairman; Miss Marguerette Hal lock, secretary; R. A. Fish as trustee; Miss Ina Harold, finan cial secretary; Frank M. Powell as Bible school superintendent. Dedicated as elders were Ira Loron, Walter "Ferguson. Lynn Neal, James Bonner, Orville Page and Frank M. Powell. Inducted as deacons were Car roll Rold, Milton Knauf, William Bunting, Ray McKibben, A. E. Mccullpugh, Harold Park, Brad Jeffries, Dan Hillman, Clarence Plank, R. A. Fish and John Page. j Deaconnesses dedicated were Mrs. R. A. Fish. Mrs. O. Eean, Mrs. T. Myers, Mrs. A. E McCul lough, Mrs Orville Page, Mrs George Elton, Mrs. Otto Dickman and Miss Ina Harold. The dedicatory sermon topic given by the pastor, the Rev. I. M. Nelson, was "Your Responsi bility and Mine." son is a graduate of the Western Conservative Baptist Seminarv in Portland. At the 401 Silver street Dillow home, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. will be Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. : Trinity Lutheran Sunday, Jan uary 22, sermon topic for the ttev. Joseph A. Luthro is: "Faith Lets Christ Work." Officer for the coming church year will be installed at this hour that were elected January 17. Luther League 7:30 theme: "When Boy Meets Girl." . , . Sunday, January 22: S u n d a y School 10 a.m., morning worship 11 a.m. The sermon at the morn ing worship will be given by Rev. Kenneth C. Larson, director of the Lutheran Student Foundation of Oregon, and Lutheran campus pas tor at Oregon State College. Sun day School Parent-Teachers pro gram and fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Albert Larsen will be the speaker. Wednesday, junior and senior choirs, 7 and 8 p.m. Friday, Married Couples' Club, 8 p.m. Expansion for Church Planned Fifty eight men and women who were elected at the annual meet ing of the Court Street Christian church to serve as officers, will join in a service of dedication and consecration at 10:50 a.m. Sunday Bible Studies CourseOffered The people of Salem and vi cinity are invited to take advan tage of the opportunity to im prove their knowledge of the Bible by registering for the new' term of Bible studies and in structions to be given at the in terdenominational Capital Bible Training School. The new term begins. on Monday evening with registrations at 6:45 o'clock and classes from 7:15 to 9:15, at First Baptist church, Liberty and Mar ion. Eight courses of studies are being offered by the school'this next semester of 15 consecutive Monday nights and each regis trant may take two of the courses offered. A study of the provision God has made for man's need of salvation will be taught by Rev. John R. Turnbull. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, president of the school, will give an exposition of the Books of first and second Peter. Rev. Alex. H. Sauerwein, Dean of the school, who hat re cently moved to Tacoma, will be returning each week to teach two courses, one in the study of Gen esis and the other a brief survey of each of the New Testament books. The. Life of Christ as present ed in the Gospel of Matthew will be taught by Rev. Elmer Fast, and Rev. Robert Goertz will give an exposition of .the Acts of the Apostles. Miss Ruth Backus, Portland missionary worker, comes to Salem each Monday to teach a class in the methods of approaching ; and winning our Jewish friends to Christ. A study of the major false cults is di rected by Rev. Elmer. Hiebert. Director '' itfTi Mayo Savold who will direct the Augburg college band in concert here Sunday, Feb. t at Parrish "junior high school. Fruitland UB Church Plans Special Meets A series of special meetings with Rev.- Ralph C. Wynkoop as the speaker, will be held in the Fruit- land Evangelical U.B. church, Jan. 22-Feb. 5, inclusive. Services will be held each Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and at 7:30 each week night except Monday. Rev. Wynkoop is a minister in the .church of the Nazarene who has engaged in evangelistic work during the past eight years. Clare Swlnk "will be the song leader and is working out a pro gram of special music with Rev Roger Swaren, the, pastor. Of spe cial interest will be gospel music and Bible story interpretations by Rev. James Kratz on organ, Jan. 27. Sunday night, Jan. 29, Rev. and Mrs. Frank Ferrin and their son, Robert, will play the marimba accordian. bass violin, and vibra- harp. The Abe ' Doerksen family will provide special vocal and in strumental music reD. 2. Choral Group Sings Sunday The Collegiate Choral of the First Baptist church, under, the direction of Page Bailey, will sing at the Sunday night 7:30 service. Other special Youth Par ticipation Events will be a violin solo by Rodney Schmidt and a male quartet. Rev. Alex Sauer wein of Tacoma, will speak. Rev. Ben Owen will speak at 11:00 a.m. on the subject, "Green Leaf Christians."' "Angel in Ebony," beautiful color film in sound, will be shown in the church auditorium on Wednesday evening of next week, January 25. "Angel in Ebony,"'the life story of Samn" Morris, young African who be came immortal in the world mis sionary endeavor, after his trek by foot across Africa and even tually to America, is a true story of one who in a brief life influ enced many lives for Christianity and missions. Jafem Cliurck ei Vestrymen to Be Installed Newly elected Vestrymen and church officers will be installed in a single ceremony at the eleven o'clock service Sunday morning i January 22nd) in Saint Paul s Episcopal Church. These will in clude' R. H. Baldock, Senior War den; James G. Watts, Junior War den; Elmer A. Berglund, Clerk of the Vestry, and William Rector, church Treasurer. Other new ves trymen to be installed are: Ken neth Sherman, Dr. Dean K. Brooks, Dr. 'Robert T. Boals. All local members of the Girls' Friendly Society will be admitted formally into the National Order of G.F.S. during the Family Service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Mother Ruth Here Jan. 28 - Rev. 'Mother Ruth, superior, Community of the Holy Spirit of New York City, will 'be. at Saint Paul's Episcopal church, Salem, at 10 a.m. Friday, Jail. 28 for a "quiet day for women" program. The local visit' is one of a series being made through out the diocese of Oregon. The Community of the Holy Spirit, a religious order for women interested . in teaching and administering parish and di ocesan day schools, was founded by Mother Ruth in August, 1952, at he 'cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York. Mother Ruth holds a doctor's degree in education from Colum bia university and has been 35 years a teacher, and 30 years a nun. i. Lafelsh Vlllaza CanmunrlvwB. M. Books. B.D.. pastor. Sunday school. 10. Prearhlnf. 11. Prayer moment. 7:4!. Bitils study, 1:00. Preactuns, 8:J0. JostDh's Catholic Chemeketa nd Winter Sts, Rev. Joseph E. van derbeck. pastor. Sunday masses, I. 7, 8. 1:15. 10:30 and 11:45. Saturday con- sessions, 3:30-5:30 and 7:30-1:00. Wfslevan Methodist ISth and Mill. Lorin P. Miller, pastor, 8:45. Sunday scnuoi; raul i.ippoia. eupi. morning worahlp. . 7:00. Westeyan Youth. 7:4S. evenina service. Prayer mealing Wednesday, 7:30. , . St Vincent dePaul Catholic Co lumbia and Myrtle Sts. Sunday masses. 6:00. 7:00. 1:00. 8:18. 10:.W. 11:43 a.m. confessions-Saturday, 4:3U to 5:30 and 7:00 to 1:15 p m. Free Methodist Market and Win ter Sts. Rev. M. C. Miller minister. 8:30 a.m.. Light and Life Hour on KEX. 8:48 a.m., Sunday school. 11:00 a.m., morning worship, message by the pastor. 8:45 p.m., family hour, insoiratlonal activities for all aaes. 7:30 p.m., closing service of Youth itevivai .vitn nev. Jtoo nuict oi ai- Klntwood Bible 1123 Elm St. Frank Wiem., pastor: 9:45 a.m.. Sun- aay ttcnooi. iu:i3 a.m., mornini wor ship service. Guest speaker, Rev. Loyal Funk. 6:30 p.m.. youth serv ice, 7:30 p.m., evangelistic service. Guest speaker. Rev. Loyal Funk, Christ Lutheran Cnrch State Street at 19th: Rev. T. M. Gebhard. Pastor. Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 and 11 a.m. sermon oy tne rasior; Brief met tint of the contreaatlon: Sunday school, 9:45 UJn. Senior Luther League at home or Joel Main las 4291 Munkers Street, 1 p.m. St. Mark1 Lutheran Church Sun day school 9:30 a.m. Divine worship 11 a m. rmnn hv the oastor. Rev. John L. Cauble. Intermediate Luther League s p.m. Senior turner league s:w p.m. , f Four Corner's Bantlit Church State and Elm a Ave. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11:00. Young people 6 :30 p.m. Evening meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. V. L. LaOUCKs rasior, . . First Methodist Church Church nnri Slain Street. Mornlntf worship. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sermon. "Making Brooks H. Moore, minister,,.-. Central Church of Christ Che me -keta at Cottage streets. John H. Beebe, evangelist. Sunday Bible school," 10 a.m.; morning worship, 10:30; young people's class, 6:30 p.m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30. Mid week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. First Church of God 3030 No. Lancaster Dr.; H. J. Mclntlre pattor; "Christian Brotherhood Hour", Sun day morning 9:00-9:30 Radio station KUGN 590 K.C. Sunday school hr. 10:00 a.m. morning wotship U:00. Young people's service 8:45 p.m.; evening service 7:30. Court Street Christian Churrh , L o u r I aureei at oi-vimecniii, , . Harold Lyman, G. Philip Hurd, min isters, Bible school begins at 9:30 a m mnrninf Unrshitl and COITisTlUn ion 'service 10:50 a.m.; sermon by Mr. Lyman, rtfjpuimcu - Adult question nd answer hour, youth fellowship at 6:30 p.m.; Evange- .i.it ....nlnif inrvlr 1 rSCl 13. m. I meS sage by G, Philip Hurd, "The mgn ratline." Saint Paul's Episcopal Church r. D 1 THE THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPI' Churches to Participate in Observance of YMCA Program v In observance of National YMCA week, January 22-29, Governor Paul M. P a 1 1 e r 8 on urges the "people of the state to take part In the many special aetlv'ries planned for this period," In a pro clamation .issued Thursday. After reciting that the "Y move ment has Hone untold good and has meant so much to the hun dreds and thousands of men and boys," . the governor continued, "one of the reasons for this not able and heart-warming records Is that the Y M C A through out the tumultous changes of 10 crowded decades has never com promised 'its high purposes." January 22 has been proclaimed "YMCA Sunday" and in this con nection 37 Salem churches have agreed to use some 7500 bulletins Portland Folk to Give Drama Here A play "The Unpredictable Let ty." will be given at Bethel Bap- ina.m. Sunday in the church sancu- tist church. North Cottage and D ary. streets at 7:30 Sunday night by "Anpointed to Service," will be young .people of Immanue Baptist the theme' of the sermon by Rev.: church, Portland. The general pub W. Harold Lyman, pastor. . lie is invited. The official board of the church I has been authorized to secure plans : ADt'l.T BIBLE. CLASSES .' and specifications for the construe-1 MOLALLA Everyone is in. tion of a building to replace the vited to bring friends to the adult "bungalow", facing on 17th street Bible classes held Thursday which is now 42 years old. At the! nights in Molalla Grace Lutheran same time it was decided to ne gotiate and secure property that may become available at a reason able' price for off-street parking as required by city ordinances. church, at 8 p.m. Pastor Joseph Mann is leader of the . sessions. Another call meeting has been set for Thursday night, Jan. 26, at 8 p.m. New Members at Central Lutheran New members who were re ceived during the year 1955 will be honored at a reception at Central Lutheran Church this coming sun' day evening at 7 p.m. Sixteen fanv ilies will be special guests of the congregation at a program which will feature a 30 minute film, "The Guest." Following the . program there will be a social hour in the church parlors. Grace Lutheran s " Adopts Budget A reception for all members who joined Grace Lutheran .congrega tion during the past year will be held in connection with a fellow ship dinner following the worship Sunday. The annual congregational meet ing held last Tuesday adopted a financial program for 1956 which will be in excess of 115,000.00. The meeting, conducted by chairman Carl Fisketion, also elected oni cers for the coming year including Harris Berg, chairman; Mrs. Stan ley Graves, secretary; Walter ret erson. financial secretary; Al Moen, treasurer; Henry Raaen and Carl Fisketjon, deacons: and Ar thur Nelson, Wilbur Thorson, and Robert Stephenson, trustees. o e FIRST CHURCH OF. THE NAZARENE Canter af Thirteenth V 4kaVs ftnttnf Chawch 9:45 Sunday School 1&50 "AGiven Glory" 4:30 Youth Hour O (j7:30 Evangelistic Service lav. Jmph WrlfM, tpaafcar q Th fMnt h (nvitaal wimsm r. tiay, mmmw jMaph anal tstaHa Wrlakt, Qkstaciata Ministars Beatitudes Topic : Of Sermon Series MOLALLA In the morning worship hour in Molalla church Lot the Nazarene, the pastor, i. C. Van Arsdcl, will speak on "lne Meek," third in an eight-week series from the Beatitudes. The Yokemates, a young adult group, will meet at 7 .p.m. again Sun day for the second of a scries of Bible studies on the minor prophets. . The youth council will meet at the church Sunday evening at 6 p.m., with Gordon Miller, pres ident, to make tinai plans for youth week observance in Feb ruary, stated Rev. Van Arsdel. Professor Speaks . To Unitarians Continuing with the theme of the year, "The Moral Implications of Unitarianism " the Salem Unitarian Fellowship will listen to Dr. C. K. Smith tell about "The Possibilities of Peace" at 10:30 this Sunday morning. Dr. Smith is a professor of Modern European History at Oregon State College. Robert Miller will integrate the mornings worship. South Llbarty & High at Myera. The Rosenthal. Curate. rtmnrar. H. hone 3-4368. The Itevereno. Swift, Rector i h o n e S-80BS. PHANV; January SJ, 1888, Holy com munion, 1 :30 a.m.! family service and G. F. S. admission, 9:30 a.m.! church school classes. 10:00 a.m.: mornlnj prayer and sermon, 11:00 a.m.; Nurs ery. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.; youn peo ples fellowship - vespers. 6:15 P.m.; mid-week holy communion (Wednes day). 7:30 a.m.; morning jro ice, u:vu a.m.. Church of Jesus Christ ''"" Day SalnU (Mormon) 9th and Madi son Sts. Wm. T. Oeurts. Bishop; Sunday school 10:30 a.m. no other h.riii fari In Salem due to stake conference In Eugene at 10:00 a.m., and 1:00 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church KXC) Sunny view and Lansing Avenues 9:41) a m.. Sunday school anj Bible classes: ll:O0 a.m., divine worship, aauii o.n tlsm and conformation reception for new members following serv ce. 30 p.m.. Luther League. Lowell Holte, pastor: . , - .,h Salem Friends Church 16B0 S. Commercial St.. John G. Fank- hauser. pastor, me """'. KEX 1190 kc. :vu a.m., jy'lV; a.K.,1 Nnrrivke. superintendent 9.4S a.m.: morning worship. 11:00 -m.: Christian endeavor, 6:30 p.m.. even ing service, i t-"" .i.n Unitarian Fellowship and Church school 480 N. Cottage St. 10:30 a.m. rn. a-anii. St. john i Lutheran Church (Mo. Synod), Court at N. 14th. M. w. V".. r"..i, s.rvlres 10:30. Sun day school, 8:15. Bible classes, 8.30. First Spiritualist Church, 13J0 Mad ison Street Circle, 6:45 p.rrt. Sery .... im m Rev. Wm. O. Schenk, speaker. Bible class on Friday eve nings, i:au p.m. Reoreairlzrd Churrh of Jfsut Christ of Latter Day Saints Pastor Elder Geo. speea. inurtii Church, 11. Speaker District Presi dent E. J. Verhei. Bethel Baptist church N. Cottage and D streets. A. W. Wardln. paslor. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Morning worship. 11. "How Do You Give?" , Evening service. 7:30. a play. The, Unpredictable Letty." by young ro ple of lmmanuel Baptist Church of PorUand. Wednesday, I JO p.m., , midweek prayer service. j First Baptist church, Marlon and Liberty Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson pas tpr. Rev Ben Owen, assistant pastor. Sunday school. 8:45 s m. Morning . worship, 11 a.m. "Green Leaf Chris- ! Hans," Rev. Hen Owen.- Youth meet ings. 6:15 p.m. Evening gospel serv ice, 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker. Rev. Alex Sauerwein. Youth participation. Colored film on Wednesday, "Angel in Ebony," 7 JO p.m. Salem' Truth center Sunday cerv ices: Youth class. 10 a.m. Worship. 11 a.m. "A Double Check bn Imag ination." , lialhert Memorial Bapll.t Vhtireh, 42MI Portland Road. Elmer O. Paul- SILVERTON The Rev. Arvid son. pastor. 9:45 a m . Bible -chool. ii a.m., worsnip iwvic. ,-h.i.h . subject, '.And Every Eye Shall See slim."- 6:30 p.m., Junior High and Youth Fellowship. . 7:30 p.m., Gospel service. Pastor's mi'Sfage, "Christ Jesus Came to Save Sinnera." Tues day, 6:45 p.m., men's council. Wed gcrday. 7:30 pjn.,' midweek service. Saturday, 7:30 p.m., gospel rvic at the Union ,Gospel Mission. Knight Memorial Congregational Church 45 So. 18th street. Louis E. White, minister. 9:45 m., Sunday school. 11 a.m.. Morning worship. Sermon by minister. Louis E. White, "nod Better Best." 6 .18 p.m.. Pil grim Youth Fellowship. Worfnlp Mission Film Will Be Shown Sunday Night The third In a series of Sunday Evening School of Missions at the First Christian Church will fea ture a film at the 7:30 hour "Where the New Day Dawns", a picture of the spread of the Chris tian gospel in Thailand, the Philip pines and Japan. At 5:45 the fam ilies will gather for their sandwich and dessert snack and for devo tions around the family . table. Again at 6:30 the Individual age groups will meet for their study on "A World in Turmoil".' i Another, inspiration at 7:30 will be the presence of Roger Weaver, who was a delegate to the Inter national DSF in Athens, Ohio, dur ing the Christmas vacation. He will speak concerning the meeting of over 3,000 youth from all over the United States, including repre sentatives from 80 different nations who are students in school in the United States. Roger is in school at the University of Oregon and has been a member of the church and the youth groups here for many years. Roger will also speak to the College Age group at 6:30. - , : '' . Roselerry H.efps ; ; Sunday b,ervice Dr. George Roseberry, super intendent of the Salem district of the Methodist church, will assist in the communion service to be held at Summit Methodist church at 11 a.m. Sunday. Glen Murray, postor7,wiU preach on the subject He Leadeth Me. for distribution to the congrega tions. This will be one method of highlighting the close working re lationship between the churches and the Y. .-.':. .- The Salem Y . as scheduled a number of activities for the latter part of January and early Feb ruary. The committee in charge of the special activities, includes Otto. Wilson, Robert O. Smith. Dou glas Chambers and Dr. Robert Anderson, all members of the Y board. The downtown Klwanls club will devote its program Tuesday to the Y and the evening of Jan. 31. North Salem Hi-Y clubs and their dads will assemble at the Y for a no host dinner. The YMCA will pro-, vide the program for the Salem Rotary club Feb. 1 and that same evening members of the South Salem Hi-Y clubs and their dads will have dinner at the Y. A similar affair for Parrish and Les lie junior Hi-Y clubs and fathers is scheduled Cor Feb. 3. The Y Mothers club is cooperating. On Feb. 8 the Exchange club will recognize the YMCA in its program. : Many other social events are planned Including swimming and wrestling .meets with Portland Northeast Y. Albany Pastor to . Conclude Meets Rev. Rod Hulet, pastor of the , Free Methodist Church in Albany, will bring the Youth Revival which has been In progress it the local Free Methodist Church during the past week to a close with service Saturday and Sunday nights. The young people fit the church have been directing the services, pro viding leadership and special mu sic nightly. Av?ording to the pas tor, Rev. M. C. Miller, the meet ings have been well attended. The closing service will begin at 7:30 o'clock and the public is invited to attend. . ..-..' ! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Chemeketa and Winter ' ''MAKING LIFE WHOLE". ' t , By Dr. Poling ' Two Services: 9:45 and 11 a.m. KOCO 16:00 a.m. Foursquare Church 490 N. 19th St, 9:45 a.m. Sunday . . School 11 a.m. "The Olarv ol the Chunk" 4:45 p.m. Youth Service 7,4J p.m. "FalKng Short" - A FR.IENOIT . WELCOME AWAITS YOU Rv. My I. Worlhlnittn SALEM TRUTH CENTER 1149 Court St, Sunday 10 A. M. Youth Class 11 A. M. Worship "A Double Check on Imagination" Mondy P. Mrsttidy Class In Spiritual Uw Wednesday 8 P. M. ' PMyerjCllnic ' MeUphysical Library and Book Store Mon.-Frh, 11-4 leader tonight, Arlene Weaver. Youth counsellor, miss snaron uricswoio. Central Lutheran churrh North Capitol at Galnea. Family Sunday school, y:43 a.m. morning worsnip. II a.m. Evening service. 7 p.m. wllh reception for new members. Wed nesday, midweek prayer aervlce, 7:48 p.m. Coming Sunday, Feb. 5th 3 P.M. Augsburg College Band Parrish Auditorium Tickets $1.00 SOc Available at Stevens and Son Jewelry Salem's i METHODIST Churches Welcome You ' Leslie S. Commercial and Meyers Robert Mcllvenna, Pastor Church School at 9:45 ' Worship Service at 11:00 Morningside . Community . 3200 S. 12th John Morange, Pastor Church School at 9:45 Worship Service at 11:00 Trinity at . Four Corners -j 590 S. Kims Ave. Joe A. Harding, Pastor -Church School at 9:45 Worship Service at 8:30 and ii:uu a. m. West Salem 3rd and tierth ' Oscar Olson, Pastor ' Church School 9:45 Worship Service at 11:00 a. m. - First . 635 State : Brooks H. Moore, Pastor Church School and Worship, :3U ana ii:uo a. m. District Superintendent ef Salem District, Dr. George Roseberry, 1195 N. Summer. Jason Lee Memorial N. Winter and Jefferson , Ernest Goulder, Pastor Church School at 9:45 Worship Service at 11:00 THE LUTHERAN Churchit of Saltm WELCOME YOU ST. MARK'S (V. L. C.) ' 343 North Church ' . Service 11:00 a. m. Sunday School 9:30 a. m, John L. Cauble, Pastor ST. JOHN'S (L.C.MoySyn.) 14th and Court Sts. Service 10:30 a. in. i Sunday School 9:15 a. m. H. W. Gross, Pastor GRACE (E. L C.) 3300 Sunnyvlew Avenue Service 11 a. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. . Lowell Holte, Pastor " i GOOD SHEPHERD (l)r t. C.) 3720 south commercial Service 11 a. m. Sunday School 9:45 a. m O. W. Ebrighl, D. D Pastor FAITH (U. L. C.) ' 4505 North River Road Service 11 a. m. Sunday School 9:45 I. m. Warren W. Pechman, Pastor CHRIST (A. L. C.) State at 18th Street Services 8:30 a. m. and 11 a. m. Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. ' T. M. Gebhard, Pastor . .. CENTRAL (L. F. C.) : North Capitol at Gaines Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. , Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Herald Grindal, Pastor Silverton Gliurch Names Confirniants L. Hokonson of CalvaiV Lutheran church ti announcing the. list of confirmants taking their Christian Vows at the Sunday, Jan. 22, wor ship hour in the morning. They are to receive their first communion. The congregation presents to each confirmant, a Bible, and confirma tion certificates. - Included are Dennis Paulson; Gerald Rugge, Gwendolyn Lun deen, Linda Almquist, Nancy Swen son and Linda Smith. Saint Paul's EPISCOPAL CHURCH ITS HISTORY ITS TEACHING ', ITS SACRAMENTS . ITS PRAYER BOOK ITS CUSTOMS THURSDAYS SERVICES SUNDAY 7:30, 9:30, 11:00 A.M. Rev. George H. Swift, Rector CHRIST IS YOUR ANSWER In This REVIVAL Every Night Except Monday - EVANG. BILL HASH Special Sunday Service a f.m. LANCASTER ASSEMBLY CHURCH 577 North Lancaster Chet Schaberg, Pastor 1 Come, See, Hear REVIVAL MEETING 7:45 Each Night Starting January 22nd Thru Jan. 29th o With Rev. E. E. Sutton Supt. of Calif. Conference ' at th Pentecostal Holiness Church 3435 Silverton Re). Charles K. Turner, Pastor FIRST METHODIST . CHURCH ' Down Town The Tall White Spire 9:30 and 1 1:00 a. m. "MAKING RELIGION REAL TUDr-lllftH TMIKIIMMrV' Broadcast KSLM-;11:30-12:00 1 Alice nose jones, soioisi BROOKS H. MOORE Minister DELIVERANCE . SaiYQtion Healing Old Time Preaching With Evangelist James B. Reitor Each Evening at 7:45 CHURCH OF GOD 943 S. 22nd Sr. , STARTING . e RevivaUXampaign at Keizer Assembly of God Church. 4090 Cherry Ave., Ssfem Presenting Grant Evangelistic Pcffty Every Night Except Monday 7:45 P.M. Q ' Pastor John W. Hodges Improve Your Knowledge of the Bible! Attend the Capitol Biblf Training Scnooi (hter-penominational-Biblil-Spirltul) Second Semester Starts -k ' Monday Night, January 23, at 7:1 5 P.M. Classes Held in Education Rooms of FIR6T BAPTIST CHURCH, Marion and "ibajty Streets, Salem Seveff Fine Faculty Members tntar Danaffllnatlanal ClAiilS 1, Oan.sft 1. I sl.r kl. Bills DacMna 4. N. I. Iiirny I. llf. af Christ . 'ilu Cuh. 7. iMk .( Acfi e I. rUkrsw-CMlllin . Ivsnfj. ?f You Art Interested Please Call 4-22IJ O O 09
